FACT AND RUMOR.

Mr. Gummere has gone to Burlington, New Jersey.

Very many of the seniors are dissatisfied with Pach's work.

A large number of visitors was seen in the yard yesterday.

The senior farewell of the Pi Eta's takes place in three weeks.

There was rather a small attendance at the library yesterday.

The marks of the seniors in History 11 were given out Saturday.

Seniors have received circulars from the New York Teachers' Agency.

Owing to the rough water the crews did not go on the river Saturday.

There will be a meeting of the lacrosse team this evening at 52 Grays, at 7.30.

Many days like Saturday would leave the roads in good condition for bicycling.

Mr. A. S. Waite, superintendent of the college buildings, has resigned his position.

The '82 editors of the Yale Courant finished their editorial duties with Saturday's paper.

Boston elocutionists are training several juniors for the Boylston oratorical prize contests.

Prof. White last week delivered an interesting lecture to the section in Greek 2, on Greek metres.

The lecture comparing modern and Grecian athletics takes place today at 12 o'clock, at Sever 30.

"Mott Haven," in an editorial in Saturday's issue, should have read "New York Polo Grounds."

Several members of '81 are trying to make arrangements for heliotype albums from last year's negatives.

The championship cup to be presented at the annual meeting of the Inter-Collegiate Athletic Association, to be held at the New York polo grounds, May 27, cost $300, and the case $25.

The Heliotype Printing Co. have issued a circular letter to members of '82, requesting to be released from their proposal, and contradicting Pach's statement that the pictures are reversed in the heliotype process.

We acknowledge the receipt of a finely gotten up catalogue of Hillsdale college. From it we learn that the number of students in attendance in the different courses there is 1000. The number is divided as follows: Graduates, 23; seniors, 20; juniors, 30; sophomors, 44; freshmen, 82. In the preparatory classes are 538; theological department, 34; commercial department, 173; musical department, 170; art department, 93. Deducting those named more than once, it leaves a total of 816.

PARLOR BED. PAINE'S new parlor bed is very convenient. A number of very fine dressing case beds are now being placed in the warerooms at the manufactory, 141 Friend street, Boston.